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  • Anthony Attia Faces Major Turnaround as New ASX CEO After Helen Lofthouse Exit
    May 31, 2026, 2:02 AM EDT. Anthony Attia steps in as the new CEO of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) amidst significant challenges following Helen Lofthouse's departure. His task involves navigating intense scrutiny from key stakeholders including the corporate regulator, Reserve Bank of Australia, the stockbroking community, and retail investors. Attia must address the needs of initial public offering (IPO) candidates, listed companies, and compete against rival exchange operators. His leadership is critical to stabilizing and advancing ASX in a competitive and complex market environment.

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Realty Income Stock Dips Ahead of Jobs Data; Dividend Investors Eye Rates

Realty Income Stock Dips Ahead of Jobs Data; Dividend Investors Eye Rates

31 May 2026
Realty Income closed Friday at $61.28, down from $62.02 the previous week, as property stocks lagged broader market gains. The company declared a $0.2705 monthly dividend, payable June 15 to shareholders of record May 29. CEO Sumit Roy will present at Nareit’s REITweek on June 3. Investors await the U.S. May jobs report on June 5.
Oklo Stock Higher After Plutonium-Fuel Update

Oklo Stock Higher After Plutonium-Fuel Update

31 May 2026
Oklo shares closed at $66.88 Friday, down 1.78%, after a week of gains sparked by news the U.S. Department of Energy selected the company for advanced talks on using surplus plutonium as reactor fuel. Trading volume reached 27.67 million shares. Oklo reported a first-quarter net loss of $33.1 million and ended March with $2.54 billion in cash and equivalents.
Cameco Stock Is Back in Focus After a Mine Restart — What Investors Watch Next

Cameco Stock Is Back in Focus After a Mine Restart — What Investors Watch Next

31 May 2026
Cameco shares closed Friday at C$154.91 on the TSX, up 7.1% for the week after full production resumed at McArthur River and Key Lake following flood-related disruptions. The company kept its 2026 uranium output guidance unchanged at 19.5–21.5 million pounds. CIBC and National Bank of Canada maintained “Outperform” ratings. Cameco reported Q1 net earnings of C$131 million earlier in May.
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